A Celebration of Stories told Through Sound.
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Suzie McCarthy (ITD School)
Suzie is a freelance producer based in Montreal, Canada. She’s excited to be teaching Reaper, sound design and mixing on the In the Dark Short Features course. Suzie has produced audio for the BBC, UCL and a number of independent podcasts, but is happiest when producing work just for the pleasure of it. She likes […]
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Nija Dalal (Manchester Events)
Nija Dalal started making radio at WRAS, the 100,000 watt student voice of Georgia State University, and continued at 2SER in Sydney until 2010. These days, she celebrates non-fiction in her spare time at therealstory.org and produces radio. Since 2012, she’s also been volunteering with In the Dark Manchester and loves listening to radio with […]
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Talia Augustidis (London Events)
Talia Augustidis is an audio producer and artist. She made her first ever piece of audio last year in Nina’s Radio Documentary course. That work went on to be nominated for a Prix Europa and win Gold at the Charles Parker Prize. This year she’s helping to curate the In The Dark New Creators series […]
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Rosanna Arbon
Rosanna was the curator of London events from 2014 – 2017. She has collaborated on them with Radiotopia, The British Library, Sheffield Doc/fest, Wellcome Collection, University of Westminster and Bournemouth University where she has also taught radio production. As an independent producer Rosanna has worked with Radio Web MACBA, Falling Tree, The Economist and NPR. Happy […]
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Katharina Smets (Lowlands Events)
Katharina Smets is a radio producer with a background in philosophy, theatre and philology. She teaches radio documentary at the Royal Conservatory in Antwerp, Belgium. Currently Katharina works as a reporter and feature maker for Radio 1, KLARA (VRT in Belgium) and Holland Doc Radio (VPRO in The Netherlands). She also gained valuable experience at […]
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Ed Prosser
Ed is an audio / video producer with a background in science. He has been with In The Dark since 2011 and has carved himself a niche in producing unusual shorts and audio transitions for our listening events (including the infamous ‘Porn Whales’). He has had worked featured on Transom and currently produces podcasts and […]
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Leo Hornak
Leo Hornak is an award-winning producer for Radio 4 News and the World Service. He’s been involved The Dark since the beginning, and helps out with the live events. His favourite In The Dark evening so far was Ronan Kelly’s visit to London. Email Leo: leo [at] inthedarkradio.org
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Connor Walsh
Connor Walsh listens quite broadly to radio, mostly speech and mostly online. He started volunteering the mental catalogue of what he listens to, and his time, to In The Dark in 2010. Outside radio features, his interests diversify all the way to natural history field recording and home-brew shortwave listening – in essence, radio. Email […]
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Winners Of The First Sound Bank Announced!
We are pleased to announce that the winners of the first ever Sound Bank grant scheme are: Delaney Hall: Lights Out Paolo Pietropaolo: Signal to Noise Rikke Houd: Magga You can read more about our grant winners here>> A big thank you to our international selection panel which consisted of Artistic Director of the Third […]